Redacted: Protests are popping up around the world against something called 15 minute cities. We've covered 15 minute cities here on the show and we warned you about them and now that warning is starting to catch on. So what are 15 minute cities? It is a globalist dream for urban planning. Think The Hunger Games where you stay in your district or else.. They will sell this to us in the name of climate change. Will you buy into it?
US State Dept condemns open
"incitement to violence"...
By Tyler Durden: The Biden administration this week issued a very rare rebuke directed at close US ally Israel, which receives billions in foreign aid annually, following controversial remarks by far-right Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich.
State Department spokesman Ned Price called statements by Smotrich "irresponsible, repugnant and disgusting" in what was probably the most strongly worded condemnation directed at a top Israeli minister in recent history.
Smotrich earlier in the week called on Israelis to "wipe out" the Palestinian village of Hawara, a West Bank town which recently saw a wave of settler violence which left at least one Palestinian dead and injured over 100 others, amid a scene of torched homes and cars.
"The American people are getting sick and tired of Ukraine."
Talking to RT, Geoffrey M. Young, a US Democrat running for Kentucky governor, discusses the Bryansk terrorist assault, Western arms supplies to Ukraine, the Nord Stream attack and much more.
Those who promoted a need for full-scale war and "no peace until total victory" have been stunningly wrong, and it has proven to be very costly...
Authored by Ryan McMaken: It’s been a year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
In spite of claims from the regime and its media allies that Russia was the next Third Reich and would soon roll through half of Europe, it turns out that was never even remotely true.
In fact, things have unfolded more or less just like we predicted here at mises.org:
the Russians aren’t even close to occupying any place in Europe beyond eastern Ukraine.
It’s not Munich 1938. Economic sanctions have not crippled the Russian regime.
Most of the world remains ambivalent on the conflict.
The conflict will likely end with a negotiated settlement - contrary to what Jewish neo con artist run Washington wants.
RT: The international community condemns genocidal Jews' "disgusting" call to "wipe out" the Palestinian town of Huwara in the Jews' West Bank Mega Concentration Camp where the Jews keep indigenous Gentile survivors!
BB: No charges, detention extended and he may need medical help. Do you think they'll just 'wait and see'?
RN: Lavrov: The West, just like a year ago in Indonesia, by hook or by crook tried to bring to the fore the problem of the situation around Ukraine, which, of course, they serve under the sauce of the so-called Russian aggression!
Burnt cars in West Bank Mega Concentration Camp, on 28 February after hundreds of colonialist Jews guarded by Jewish Green Shirts attacked homes, shops and vehicles two days earlier.
The Electronic Intifada: Jewish Green Shirts and Jewish land thieves murdered 28 more Palestinians in West Bank mega concentration camp during February – an average of one fatality per day – according to The Electronic Intifada’s tracking based on reports from media outlets and human rights groups.
Blaming inflation on Russia or other external forces cuts no ice. Our crisis is entirely of our own making. Rising interest rates are our silent killer...
Authored by Alasdair Macleod: This article is about why interest rates and bond yields are rising and why they will continue to rise, threatening to undermine the entire western banking system.
Rising bond yields are deferring the prospect of a central bank pivot away from fighting inflation to tackling a widely expected recession. Anyway, these expectations wrongly assume that price inflation will fall in a recession, leading to lower interest rates.
History tells us that monetary debasement, rising prices and a slump in business activity go together. Indeed, a slump in economic activity is almost certain, but interest rates will continue to rise reflecting declining purchasing powers for fiat currencies. There is nothing the monetary authorities can do to prevent it, and consequently a cyclical banking crisis, this time including both central and commercial banking systems, is bound to result.
